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Australian fees

Australian Course fees

Business Courses fees breakdown | Design Courses fees breakdown | Payment options

COURSE FEES OVERVIEW
Master of Commerce	$18,000
Master of Design	$18,000
Graduate Diploma of Commerce	$12,000
Graduate Certificate of Commerce	$6,000
Bachelor of Accountancy	$39,000
Bachelor of Commerce Design Management, Finance, Management, Marketing	$39,000
Bachelor of Arts (Visual Communication) Animation, Games Design, Multimedia Design, New Media and Digital Film, Photography	$55,440
Bachelor of Design Design Management, Fashion Design, Fashion Marketing, Graphic Design, Interior Design	$55,440
Associate Degree of Commerce	$26,000
Associate Degree of Design	$36,960
Associate Degree of Visual Communication	$36,960
Advanced Diploma of Management	$15,900
Diploma of Management	$7,950
Certificate IV in Art and Design	$12,000
Certificate II in Art and Design	$6,000

Breakdown of fees: Business Courses

MASTER OF COMMERCE
1.5 years (3 semesters FT) up to 3 years (6 semesters PT)	$18,000
The fees are calculated at $250 per credit point. Students must complete a total of 72 credit points. One semester is usually equal to 24 credit points ($6,000).
Master of Commerce includes:
Graduate Diploma of Commerce (2 semesters)	$12,000
Graduate Certificate of Commerce (1 semester)	$6,000
SPECIAL ALUMNI DISCOUNT Raffles / KvB alumni are invited to enrol in the MDes at the reduced fee of $212.50 per credit point. Total course cost of $15,300.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTANCY
3 years (6 semesters PT)	$39,000
The fees are calculated at $270.84 per credit point. Students must complete a total of 144 credit points. One semester is usually equal to 24 credit points ($6,500).
The Bachelor of Commerce includes:
Associate Degree of Commerce 2 years (4 semesters)	$26,000

VOCATIONAL COURSES
Advanced Diploma of Management
4 semesters	$15,900
Diploma of Management
2 semesters	$7,950

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Breakdown of fees: Design Courses

MASTER OF DESIGN
1.5 years (3 semesters FT) up to 3 years (6 semesters PT)	$18,000
The fees are calculated at $250 per credit point. Students must complete a total of 72 credit points. One semester is usually equal to 24 credit points ($6,000).
SPECIAL ALUMNI DISCOUNT Raffles / KvB alumni are invited to enrol in the MDes at the reduced fee of $212.50 per credit point. Total course cost of $15,300.

BACHELOR OF DESIGN BACHELOR OF ARTS (VISUAL COMMUNICATION)
3 years (6 semesters PT)	$55,440
The fees are calculated at $385 per credit point. Students must complete a total of 144 credit points. One semester is usually equal to 24 credit points ($9,240).
The Bachelor of Design includes:
Associate Degree of Design 2 years (4 semesters)	$36,960
The Bachelor of Arts (Visual Communication) includes:
Associate Degree of Visual Communication 2 years (4 semesters)	$36,960

VOCATIONAL COURSES
Certificate IV in Art and Design
2 semesters	$12,000
Certificate II in Art and Design
1 semester	$6,000

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Payment Options

FEE-HELP

Australian students may apply for FEE-HELP for higher education programs or can make upfront payment.

Upfront Payment

Payment by semester is due on or before each semester start.
Payment of fees may be made by bank cheque/draft, bank transfer, EFTPOS or credit card (Visa or Mastercard).

Bank Account Details

Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Bank Address: Walker Street, North Sydney NSW 2060 Australia
Account Name: Raffles College Pty Ltd
BSB Number: 062-438
Account Number: 1012-5688

Full payment information is provided in the Letter of Offer.

Note: All fees are expressed in AUD and are valid for the 2012 enrolment period. Fees are subject to change. Tuition fees do not include course materials.

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Graduate Lachlan Monsted says "I studied the BA (Visual Communication) degree majoring in New Media & Digital Film because it allowed me to couple my broader interest in general art theory and practice with my film specialisation. This enabled me to enlarge my artistic knowledge and skills, which fed back into, and enriched my competency as a film-maker. This versatality has greatly helped me in the workforce."